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Brochure for Castle Douglas and Dumfries & Galloway CASTLE DOUGLAS Sunday 4 September Enjoy 12.30pm to 4.30pm a Tour of Britain themed weekend in Dumfries and Galloway The Scottish Stage of the 2016 Tour of Dumfries and Galloway has previously hosted the Tour of Britain finishes in the beautiful market Britain 8 times. town of Castle Douglas. This will be the third time the Tour has had a stage finish Castle Douglas is serious about cycling. The 7stane trails in Castle Douglas. There were previous stage finishes at Mabie Forest, Dalbeattie Forest and Kirroughtree here in 2005 and 2006. are within an easy 25 minute drive. The town has three We hope this guide encourages you to plan a Tour excellent cycling shops and a cycling holiday business. of Britain themed weekend in scenic Dumfries and It’s the perfect place for a Tour of Britain themed long Galloway. If you are visiting later in September the weekend (you can also catch Stage 2 in nearby Cumbria Wigtown Book Festival and Lockerbie Jazz Festival on Monday 5 September) weekends are other must see attractions in the region. Whenever you visit a warm welcome awaits you! Dumfries and Galloway boasts 5 of the world class 7stanes mountain biking centres at Kirroughtree, Ae, Mabie, Dalbeattie and Glentrool. Their award-winning trails offer some of the best mountain biking in the country and attract riders from the UK and beyond. You don’t have to be an experienced mountain biker to enjoy these famous trails, there’s a wide range of options to suit beginners and families plus there’s a technically challenging singletrack for the pros. At Kirroughtree, Ae and Glentrool our cafes offer top quality local produce and our bike shops at Kirroughtree and Ae offer friendly, expert advice on bike hire, sales and repairs. www.forestry.gov.uk/7stanes Tour of Britain – Dumfries and Galloway The Tour of Britain 2016 starts in Glasgow, with the world’s best cyclists travelling south through Ayrshire then onwards to the gorgeous green countryside of Dumfries and Galloway. After you’ve watched the cyclists pedal to the finish, discover a region with picturesque lowland landscapes and friendly towns and villages. Walkers can explore a few of the excellent off- road paths within the Galloway Forest Park, or adventurous mountain bikers can tackle the 7stanes mountain biking trails. You can also pick up a few local delicacies in the food shops in Castle Douglas, the Food Town, where the race comes to a frantic finish. For more inspiration, check out VisitScotland’s 7stanes Kirroughtree website for things to see and do in Dumfries and Galloway and search for accommodation in the area. LOCKERBIE 22-25 September 2016 Concerts in Lockerbie, Annan, Gretna and Moffat jaFESzTIVzAL Blues, Swing, Vocal Jazz, Bop, Big Band, Gypsy Jazz, Soul, Zydeco and lots more www.lockerbiejazz.com Join our mailing list: www.facebook.com/LockerbieJazz [email protected] Friday 23 September to Sunday 2 October The medieval town of Wigtown was designated Scotland’s National Book Town in the late 1990s. A booklover’s delight, it boasts a dozen bookshops in which to lose yourself, with more than 250,000 titles. Home to the multiple award-winning Wigtown Book Festival taking place each autumn, the town is a centre for creative activity drawing inspiration from its unique atmosphere. Now in its 18th year, the festival has welcomed authors and speakers from Scotland and beyond including Graeme Obree, Kirsty Wark, Christopher Brookmyre, Sally Magnusson and Val McDermid. www.wigtownbookfestival.com Media partner for the Tour of Britain in Dumfries and Galloway Published monthly, Dumfries & Galloway Life is the region’s favourite award-winning magazine. Packed full of stories about inspiring people and places, with news; features; profiles; homes, interiors and gardens; food and drink; arts and culture; leisure and sport; walking; wildlife; history; a dedicated business section; much-loved out and about social pages covering events, activities and fundraisers across the region, plus stunning photography of this most vibrant part of Scotland. Now in its 10th year, Dumfries & Galloway Life, regarded as a “local institution”, continues to hold up a mirror to all that is good about Dumfries and Galloway and flies the flag for our region all over the world. Be informed, entertained, and inspired: read Dumfries & Galloway Life every month and follow us daily on Facebook and Twitter @DandGLife. www.dumfriesandgallowaylife.co.uk Start your Tour of Britain SATURDAY 3 SEPTEMBER weekend in Dumfries and Galloway with one of our region’s most original annual events… Come down to the River Nith in Dumfries and be part of something unique and special to the town. Nithraid is a fun family event that takes place on and around the river - there you will find: • A dangerous sailing race from the Solway Firth to the finish at the Whitesands in Dumfries • The legendary Salty Coo – and her procession • A mini-market of local food producers • Join in arts activities and demonstrations • Kids activities • Acoustic music Follow the procession from the High Street down to the river at 12noon Wait for the boats and enjoy the arts and food village at Mill Green (opposite the Whitesands) from 12noon til 4pm Nithraid is a celebration of the relationship between Dumfries and its river. It is created and produced by The Boats arrive in Dumfries approx 2.30pm Stove Network and supported by Dumfries and Galloway Council, Creative Scotland, The Holywood Trust, Barfil More details at www.thestove.org/nithraid including how to Trust and local business. enter the race. CASTLE DOUGLAS IS SERIOUS ABOUT CYCLING We are proud of our association with the Tour of Britain and our town offers something for cyclists of all abilities year round. Castle Douglas is a hub on National Cycling Route 7 and is the perfect base for a cycling and walking holiday in Dumfries and Galloway. Relax, unwind and be charmed in Castle Douglas. Below we list some cycling related service providers to help you get onto two wheels in Dumfries and Galloway. Studio VELO is a new concept in SW Scotland: a bicycle shop combining the best of bicycles, clothing and accessories, with good coffee, service and advice. In the lead up to the Tour of Britain We have a range of events and competitions we shall have some exclusive running from Castle Douglas Cycles up to offers during our open days 4 September finishing with a glorious morning bike on the 3/4th Sept. We have rides planned that will ride from CD Cycles around some of the area’s best take in Dumfries and Galloway’s finest roads and also countryside back in time for the town’s festivities the final miles of the 1st Stage. Keep up to date and the finish of the 1st stage of the Tour of Britain with events on our Facebook page - watch our Facebook page for information. 26-30 St Andrew Street, Castle Douglas. Church Street, Castle Douglas, DG7 1EA www.studiovelo.co.uk www.cdbikes.co.uk WANT TO RACE UP THE TOUR OF BRITAIN FINISHING STRAIGHT? Stewartry Wheelers are organising a free youth race on 4 September in Castle Douglas prior to the Tour of Britain arriving. Registration will be in the Town Hall between 11am and 12noon. Racing will start at 12:30pm To enter email [email protected] Based in Castle Douglas, Galloway Cycling Holidays have been providing cycling holidays in Dumfries and Galloway region for customers from throughout the world in for over 11 years. Bottle Green Biking is based at the world class Indeed, in September, we have a couple returning from 7stanes trail centres, including Kirroughtree, Mabie Denver, Colorado USA for their third year and will take and Dalbeattie. Specialising in private mountain bike in the Tour of Britain finish in Castle Douglas. tuition for all kinds of riders. Booking online with us is We provide all the usual cycling holiday services easy, so why not treat yourself or your family to and can design tours to suit all cycling abilities. some mountain biking tuition. www.gallowaycycling.co.uk www.bottlegreenbiking.co.uk Castle Douglas Essential spectator information Castle Douglas is located in the heart of Dumfries and Galloway, 18 miles west of the county town of Dumfries, on the A75. Castle Douglas is a lovely market town with a vibrant traditional main street, King Street, which is one of the bustling retail centres of Dumfries and Galloway. King Street’s shops, cafés and delis will be open all weekend over the 3 and 4 September. There will be a host of cycling activities and support events to celebrate the arrival of the Tour of Britain. Castle Douglas is less than 2 hours south from Glasgow and approximately 2 hours 15 minutes south west of Edinburgh. For visitors coming for the day please follow yellow AA road signs to our park and ride facility on the outskirts of the town. Why not come for the weekend, enjoy a cycle at one of our world class 7stanes mountain bike trail centres, take in the Tour of Britain and visit one of our superb visitor attractions, such as Cream o’ Galloway Ice Cream at nearby Gatehouse of Fleet or stop off at the Nithraid Festival in Dumfries on Saturday 3 September? Remember too that the second day of the Tour of Britain starts in nearby Carlisle as the race moves south to Cumbria. To plan your trip check out these informative websites www.dumgal.gov.uk www.tourofbritain.co.uk www.eventscotland.org www.dumfriesandgallowaylife.co.uk www.thestove.org/nithraid www.visitscotland.com The Tour of Britain Stage One finish in Dumfries and Galloway is sponsored by Dumfries & Galloway Life magazine and Magnox.
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